The Legacy of Windfields Farm: Turquoise and Gold, Bred in the Purple

In 1964, Northern Dancer won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes, the first two legs of the US Triple Crown, exploding the myth that Canadian-bred horses could not compete on the world stage. The little horse from Ontario’s Windfields Farm went on to change the face of international racing through his sons and daughters, a testament to the foresight of his owner and breeder, Canadian businessman E.P. Taylor.But there is more to the Windfields Farm story than Northern Dancer, and Col...